It will etch the clear coat so you get good adhesion with your paint.

If done after the rehab, it provides an opportunity to address residual issues prior to putting the property on the market, although the downside is that it could mean tearing out newly installed flooring, cabinets, and appliances to address serious problems like mould underneath the subfloor that we’re not initially identified.Any thoughts?

I pulled up carpet and linoleum tile and now it is cement with glue residue.

It is going to take a lot more work to tear it out if it was screwed in place and had construction adhesive applied than if it was nailed down, for example.

I often see a 2% selling cost subtracted from a residual value in the direct cap or DCF valuation method for commercial deals.  

To truly build financial wealth, you want to acquire as many residual income properties as possible.

I'll try the alcohol test today.Oil-based primer should up the adhesion, with 24-hour cure time before I apply paint.

Then I cut out the profile for the window and trimmed out the window using PVC trim boards.Distinction 32 in. x 60 in. x 60 in. 3-Piece Easy Up Adhesive Tub Wall in High Gloss White; Model # 39094-HDhttps://www.homedepot.com/p/Distinction-32-in-x-60...

I sure wouldn't and residual cashflow is what I invest for.Why not make it interesting and propose a 3 or 5 yr term at 6 or 7%? 

One in particular had some really heavy glue/flooring adhesive all over it.